Original hemi dart information

[Liteweight]

PAUL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your back!!!!!!!!!!!! Welcome my friend. Was getting concerned you dropped off the face of the earth, or maybe got some one & one time with Giata on some private Carribean Island, sippin' rums with umbrellas or sumthin.

re: Manhatten Speed Shop/Parts.
you bet they existed.I spoke with owner Joe Doto a few months ago. They did in fact sponsor quite a few race cars back then including the Olds, a 69? cuda & a Vega. But Joe told me they never sponsored no Dart of any kind. Joe himself was into the blue oval stuff & even had a couple cammers in his possesion at the time

Paul
Now that we have some definate direction, car wise, can I unleash you unto the world? Your a definate asset with your knowledge base (let's not forget that freakin memory) (yes I'm jealous), & your geographical location.

Take some Giata time off, store those cute drink umbrellas for awhile & Go get em' dude. Watch out world, Paul's on the loose.

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DDHDP Tim Hennessey LO23 circa 1986

[Paul Ceasrine]

Daryl,

'Giada' says,,,,,,,,,,,'Ciao', and to take it easy on those Canoli's.

In 1968, that Manhattan Speed Shop {or Parts} Dart was at the
WCS Points meet at Englishtown, New Jersey.

They ran against Charlie Castaldo in Eliminations.

Paul

[a990hemi]

Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine

Daryl,

'Giada' says,,,,,,,,,,,'Ciao', and to take it easy on those Canoli's.

In 1968, that Manhattan Speed Shop {or Parts} Dart was at the
WCS Points meet at Englishtown, New Jersey.

They ran against Charlie Castaldo in Eliminations.

Paul

Might "Manhattan" (with an a) have been the last name of a racer and / or speed shop owner, and not "Manhatten" - the city?

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by a990hemi

Might "Manhattan" (with an a) have been the last name of a racer and / or speed shop owner, and not "Manhatten" - the city?

good eyes Steve!!!! I missed that one

so, we started off as Manhatten Speed Shop
next Manhatten Speed Parts
Now Manhattan Speed Parts

Think we might have the correct name on this car now
might explain the non connection to the actual speed Shop that was in Manhatten, NY

now just gotta fiqure out, is it a misprint???, Like the class designation of SS/B rather than SS/BA that's associated with this car also

Kickin' & Screamin'. This car just won't give up it's identity easily will it?

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[a990hemi]

Hey Daryl,

I am Scott ...not Steve, but I understand how easy it is to mix up a name when we all have super secret internet handles that we go by these days.

Hopefully Manhattan with an "A" will lead to some solid evidence. All of this suspense lately is keeping me awake at night.

[Liteweight]

Total appologies Scott!!! My bad. Ya, yur right tho. It's hard to keep up with the online names when you can't place a face to them. I have a hard enough time membering peoples names even after meeting them personally......... Damn...... age sucks. What's in the bag of tricks next?? does it come in the form of a purple pill??? Noooo,say it ain't so. I refuse................................ No pokin with no ropin

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[Paul Ceasrine]

Gentleman,

'Manhattan' is Manhattan, New York

Manhattan Speed Shop was located on the border of The Bronx
and Manhattan, off of Bronx Boulevard.

Very close to Linder Oldsmobile......... which was on Bronx Boulevard, Bronx, New York

[HEMIDARTDAVE]

"MISTER ED" in the 1970s

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by HEMIDARTDAVE

"MISTER ED" in the 1970s

[Charlie A]

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